What is an LRDIMM server memory?
LRDIMM (Load reduced Dual Inline Memory Module) server memory is used to enable stable server systems with a large working memory capacity.
While in RDIMM RAMs the register takes over the address lines to relieve the Northbridge, LRDIMM technology goes one step further.
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Many systems can be upgraded with more RAM than originally specified by the device manufacturer. For this reason, we have launched the “overRAMing® project”.
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In the notebook and industrial board segment, DDR4 SO-DIMM memory modules were previously only available up to a maximum of 16GB. The RAM with 32GB and 64GB memory capacities were previously only found in the server environment as RDIMM and LRDIMM memory.
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The information from GHz, Processor or The information from GHz, Processor or the information from MacBook Early 2009 is often not sufficient to find the right memory for your Apple device such as iMac, MacBook, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, PowerMac, eMAc, iBook…, for example. A serial number doesn’t always help either or creates additional work.
We show you how you can quickly and 100% safely find the right RAM for your Apple device.
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